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**OL Irish Paper 2 Before/After**

  • 10-06-2013 4:27pm
    #1
    ScummyMan
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    After seeing how easy paper 1 was I'm debating sending my 10 year old brother into this one!


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  • #2
    007driver
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    Id say ill finish it by 10. Even if it is hard , ordinary irish is very short


  • #3
    SecondMan
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    What is the structure for tomorrows paper? Time-allocation and all? Also what sort of questions come up? Absolutely clueless. :o


  • #4
    Straight Talking Online Frank
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    anyone know a website that has summaries of the stories?


  • #5
    007driver
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    SecondMan wrote: »
    What is the structure for tomorrows paper? Time-allocation and all? Also what sort of questions come up? Absolutely clueless. :o

    Q1. Leamhtuiscint, A+B ........100 marks

    Q2A Pros 50 marks

    Q2B filiocht 50 marks




    pros and filiocht are really just short questions... the poems are on the page the storys arn't

    they ask about things in the poems/storys like weather and then they ask about a theme or if you like it or not. So nothing to difficult.


  • #6
    RML
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    Is there a chance that a poem/prose could repeat from last yr?


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  • #7
    007driver
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    RML wrote: »
    Is there a chance that a poem/prose could repeat from last yr?

    yeah they can come up again, I dont think they will but they can


  • #8
    mossy95
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    How long do you write for the questions on Pros and the poetry??


  • #9
    hiiiisam
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    What poems/stories do people think are gonna come up?


  • #10
    JustForClarity
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    hiiiisam wrote: »
    What poems/stories do people think are gonna come up?

    Poems: Colscaradh, Mo Ghrá-sa and An Spailpín Fánach are the most likely.

    Stories: Cáca Milis, An Gnáthrud and Dís are the most likely.

    I hope I can work something into the questions because I haven't studied. I'm really relying on the reading comprehensions to up my marks considering I had a bad oral and potentially mediocre paper one.


  • #11
    Denis322
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    Man.UnitedLad wrote: »
    After seeing how easy paper 1 was I'm debating sending my 10 year old brother into this one!

    That's what everyone thought about maths II after the easy paper I, didn't turn out that way though :(


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  • #12
    Daniel7740
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    JustForClarity wrote: »
    Poems: Colscaradh, Mo Ghrá-sa and An Spailpín Fánach are the most likely.

    Stories: Cáca Milis, An Gnáthrud and Dís are the most likely.

    I hope I can work something into the questions because I haven't studied. I'm really relying on the reading comprehensions to up my marks considering I had a bad oral and potentially mediocre paper one.

    +1


  • #13
    giggsy664
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    That was fun


  • #14
    ScummyMan
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    Simples


  • #15
    DarkDusk
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    giggsy664 wrote: »
    That was fun

    Indeed. Finished it at 10:15. The comprehensions were p!ss easy, like junior cert pass level type of stuff!


  • #16
    giggsy664
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    DarkDusk wrote: »
    Indeed. Finished it at 10:15. The comprehensions were p!ss easy, like junior cert pass level type of stuff!

    Was out by 1023, so easy, love pass irish <3


  • #17
    Jade.
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    Couldn't have been any easier! :D


  • #18
    TentacleCubes
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    Pretty sure I barely managed to scrape a pass.
    I'm so so terrible at Irish. I think I had a better vocabulary when I was in sixth class :s


  • #19
    ynwa14
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    Finished at 10:00 with my two comprehensions a page on each story and all my poetry answered and wouldnt leave til eleven mostly because I was so shocked my class werent pouring out. Thought I must have done something wrong! Really was remarkably easy though. Comprehensions were very Junior Cert and luckily I knew my Caca Milis which makes up for the fact I didnt quite look over Dis. My irish teacher was right with his predictions, 4/4, I'm rather creeped.


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